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… made by mobile video recorders (MVRs) in police vehicles in compliance with a municipal police chief’s general order. In … MVR recordings at the center of this appeal were made in compliance with the Order. The MVR recordings at issue … who had allegedly eluded an officer attempting a traffic stop. One officer’s decision to deploy a police dog during …
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… response to an OPRA request.” One month later, Paff filed a complaint and order to show cause in the Superior Court, Law … is also the records custodian) violated both OPRA and the common law right of access. Paff sought an order compelling … James-Weir, and Charlotte M. Howells, on the brief). Christopher J. Michie argued the cause for amicus curiae American …
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… find beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant actually committed the prior offense before that evidence may receive … beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant actually committed the prior offense. Having determined that the … vagina without her consent. After A.W. told defendant to stop, defendant removed his finger from A.W.’s vagina and …
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… by the New Jersey Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission, which may touch on some policy-laden sentencing … Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for respondent (Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney; … In support of this argument, defendant cites a series of studies and research papers suggesting that there is minimal …
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… of child pornography. Defendant admitted that his computer files included pornographic videos of his … implications of plea bargaining under a provision of the Comprehensive Drug Reform Act that substantially 3 expanded … Internet Crime Task Force concluded that defendant had made computer files containing child pornography available for …
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… attended a free eye screening conducted by the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (Commission) at the Jersey Shore Family Health Center (Family … Center, a 600-bed hospital, is one of six hospitals that comprise the Meridian Health system. The Medical Center …
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… purposes.” N.J.S.A. 39:4-50(a)(3). The Senate Judiciary Committee explained that the amended statute provided that … for sentencing purposes as a second offense.” S. Judiciary Comm. Statement to S. No. 1267, 199th Leg., 1st Sess. (June … no vested right to continued ‘step-down’ status where he commits a subsequent drunk driving offense. The earlier …
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… and created a statutory privilege shielding specific communications from discovery in litigation. The Act sought … staff. Regulations detailing the requirements for complying with the Act were not promulgated until 2008. … that C.A.’s brain injury resulted from unpreventable birth complications. Plaintiffs filed suit against the Hospital …
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… In this appeal, the Court addresses the application of the common interest rule, which extends the confidentiality of attorney-client communications and attorney work product to information … Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right to access government records. Martin E. …
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… of defendant Kyle Smart’s vehicle after an investigative stop. In particular, the Court considers whether the police … under Witt. On August 4, 2021, Officer Louis Taranto commenced surveillance in front of a condominium complex … that standard is not fully consonant with the interests embodied in Article I, Paragraph 7 of our State Constitution.” …
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… appeal requires us to consider whether the Governor can be compelled by mandamus to act on an appointment power when … for exclusionary zoning cases and expanded "builder's remedies" enabling them to sue for the opportunity to construct … eliminated the FHA's exhaustion-of-administrative- remedies requirement, explaining the requirement "[wa]s premised …
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… We conclude that when members of the public engage in email communications with municipal elected officials and … 2021, Brooks submitted a written request under OPRA and the common law right of access for a log showing the sender, … email log, the requested information also identifies the topic about which those people communicated. We agree with …
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… & LABORATORY SYSTEMS, and NATIONAL PRECISION TOOL COMPANY, INC., Defendants/Third-Party … to "modernize[] the law respecting the rights and remedies of creditors in cases of transfers of assets by debtors … as required under the buy-sell agreement before abruptly stopping at Leon's direction and making these disbursements …
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… following the Division's filing of a guardianship complaint seeking termination of defendant's parental rights … made a referral regarding W.A. A screening summary report—completed by the SPRU and later admitted into evidence at … "is believed to be the main ingredient that produces the psychoactive effect" in marijuana. …
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… State failed to prove the officers who executed the search complied with the "knock-and-announce" rule. Specifically, defendant asserts that officers failed to comply with Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive No. … N.J.S.A. 40A:14-118.5 did not take effect until after this stop, making it inapplicable at the suppression hearing." 479 …
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… D.B., when she was a minor, as well as the restitution component of his sentence.1 We affirm. I. In 2019, defendant … She stated that the [d]efense is trying to confuse you, ladies and gentlemen. They are trying to get you and asking … humans, no trial can ever be entirely free of even the smallest defect. Our goal, nonetheless, 27 A-2031-21 must …
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… and VIRTUA HEALTH, VICTOR M. BONDAR, M.D., JONATHAN CHRISTOPHER SEDEYN, D.O., SUNNY KAR, D.O., JOHN MICHAEL … of Virtua Hospital and was admitted. She underwent a computed tomography (CT) scan, which revealed a possible … experienced extreme abdominal pain and could not tolerate a diet. She had three episodes of "non-bloody, bilious green …
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… these appeals are from orders dismissing plaintiffs' complaint pursuant to Rule 4:6-2, and denying their motion for leave to file a second amended complaint, plaintiffs' version of the facts is treated "as … the same day. On August 2, 2012, plaintiffs filed a complaint naming the County and a number of public officials …
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… use should not have been admitted into evidence, the State committed prosecutorial misconduct and his sentence was … phone calls and voicemails regarding defendant's laptop computer that Niko had repaired and defendant was trying … States Constitution and [New Jersey's] common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and evidence rule, …
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… in other cases is limited . R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0460-16T4 Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney … erroneously denied his motion for a mistrial because a comment by the State 's sole eyewitness was "wholly improper … "say something." Although the court would not allow J.B. to comment at that point, the court permitted him to respond to …